2005
DOI: 10.1080/13625180500035231
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Accessibility and availability of abortion in six European countries

Abstract: In Europe abortion is generally well accessible in terms of abortion laws. There are differences in accessibility to abortion services between the countries, and in some countries, also between different areas of the country.

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“…Para as situações de diagnóstico de anomalia fetal letal é necessária a autorização judicial para a interrupção da gestação por anomalia fetal letal 9 . Na europa, apesar de existir diferenças entre os países, o aborto é geralmente bem acessível em termos da legislação, é realizado em locais autorizados, por ginecologistas ou médicos generalistas 10 .…”
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“…Para as situações de diagnóstico de anomalia fetal letal é necessária a autorização judicial para a interrupção da gestação por anomalia fetal letal 9 . Na europa, apesar de existir diferenças entre os países, o aborto é geralmente bem acessível em termos da legislação, é realizado em locais autorizados, por ginecologistas ou médicos generalistas 10 .…”
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“…Most European countries allow abortion on request but under certain conditions, generally concerning duration of gestation (e.g., Italy, Albania, France, Norway), counselling (mandatory in Germany and Belgium), and where an abortion can take place 1,2 . In Poland, a ban on abortion in 1993 has led to a huge increase in clandestine abortions and "abortion tourism"; 3 4 the supporters of such organisations often promote their counselling services on the basis of the psychological trauma preceding and following abortion, despite there being no evidence that abortion itself causes trauma.…”
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“…The Church was also instrumental in eliminating contraceptive health insurance coverage in 2002, and with escalating intensity it encouraged physicians to invoke the Conscience Clause in order to limit contraceptive prescriptions. The Polish reproductive rights restrictions after 1989 were unique in Eastern Europe -for the most part other post-Soviet nations maintained the liberal access to FP options established during state socialism, despite attempts of the Church in some nations to reduce access to care 3 .…”
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